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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
Observation-Disclosures NAY HAD NJ LIIENoh
TIE BOILER INSPECTORS NEVER HEARD OF HER
rur owNER 70 NE PRNSECCTED

TIFF ROLLER INSPECTORS NEVER HEARD OF HER
THE OWNER To BE PROSECUTED
Supervisor starbuck, of the Board OF Local steam
boat looked his books yesterday 10 SEQ
~ the steamaunch May whose boiler blew TO pieces on
Sunday i'm the East had ever been Inspected py Ms
office No such boat was heard OF in the New-horR
district An inspector at once dispatched 70 ar-
lem TO find out all he could about the stesmlaune SO
that her owner might promptly punished for violation
f the law The penalty provided by the statute is 5000
fin. for ZACH time vessel is used without having Deeh
with ad itoaal for each man on poaru
THE NAY is one Of the many small launches
and small vessels, said Captain Falrchd inc chel III
snector which lie anchored a6OIt IN the CREEKS oays
or inlets adjoining the city and which are never IN
snec,ei because we cannot get at them. once
discovered their owners usually come lof"aru
and make application for license, for they would DC
severslv dealt with otherwise. 1t does not cost cent
for they evade the law because they Tear
We NAV condemn their boilers. There only ave IN
.nsctors in our district which takes in all OF Long Island
Staten Island Newark Bay and the adjoining waters.
Will we have over 1000 vessels on our list 70 look
after. some OF them with as many IS louI poieIs
apiece. We cannot go around IooAIns io1
these libusters' and they take their chances i,r
The law requires boiler maker AFTER max ng poeI
"a inform the Local Board OF Inspectors ana 10 seh
niece of the metal be tested Failure To- stamp tne
boiler with the makers name ls plhlShd"lc u! FI,oUo
Nne IN counterfeit boilsr tkers stamp - PUNISH
able by 81 900 tine and two years i'nprsonmehI, ,A
Karl Schmiltke the owner of the Inflated launch win
Frederick Polish aud Michael Bremen the three fen IN
ured By the explosion. who are lying III harIem nus
pjtal were resting easily yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

laso 1e47 75o l9s l?43 1859. 1874. 1905 1871 1872
1918 400 1922 1873 1884. 1927. ~ ,.,,,ao, r
suPRENF CONFERENCE.-The Il-bciore rs a." SD y1,z
-Sos s 1881 g5d 2ojs 400 sl5 49, eoU ~ i 71a
sos - 1886 1852 0j3 llGj. Ssi, llG0h oOS 1900 oo
7U2. j6l. M. ~SJ $50 49,, No.. tnuroh,r 7
srPgEME CouK-CmculT-PAgI IIIBefore ingranam oa
-No. 1876 49, ll2U ll22 liz 2s2 I3l3 Icy S 9y
l0iI lii. Hos ll43 lO99 liO B. 1857. lOe4 ilo' o%o
iIoi i09i. il6d 49, u...,,
slrRE,E CouR1-CTRcUT--PAKT W efore Barrett 5 1
Ms IG23 I'll iOl3 o7a 974 eb 976 977 07s 1912 1887
iOia $50 1856 9gS sgs 1906 500 1870 1881. 1886 loo
Sl;KR0G.fL's COURT Before Rollins. swil OF Dorethea
Jacobson H. 30 will OF Phoebe smith, II H. "' VA
Msrfar-t Johnston. IL a. NJ. -, NJ.
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL TERM-Beloro DuGro JAW
supggioR Cougr-TRrAL TEgM-rARr L-AdIourned for
9 rlWonC ,rHT-TEIAL rEM-pARr lI-Beforc Freedman
NO 1891 ll?i - -, r,.. o,cor.
SUPERIOR COCET-INlAL IERh-fAHT lli'-beo'o "'''
stperog Cougi-TRrAI TERM-PARr fV-Before Truax'
J-AdiOurhel l"r The t'rm N,,r
coMN"X PLgAs-srEciAL TFRM-Before Allen, mo day
COMMON PLRAs-EQUITY TERM-Rcforc Dalv. NO 49,
COMMON PLEAs-TrIAL rERM-PARI i-Beore Lnroh22r nS
Is JIG gie - &s "a i t53 ~ 49, 49, 7S i a5
COMMON PLEAs-TRrAL TEnM-pARI Il:-Beioao LOOK
stavrr 80, y, 5l6. iGG. j36. Al. %. 55o 2o2
CITY CoURT-1nAL lEhM-Pu l.. Beiofe 81 Ian IAN S,;n
oc22 2f23 261i 2829 2Gs2 2Us. 265 2o56. 239, 25to
1851 2Gi2 2l5 2G4G 2G47. 26is 1913 265l 26j3 26'i
2656. 26J7 26G5. g.,
CITY COURT-TElAL TEsM-PAkI ll-Beloie bi""be' j.
A ionrneA the term. ..-,.,.a
CIri COURT TRIAL TERM-PAr III-Beioe %ehrOss -
2G60 $50 POL 2o72. 2673 267l. 1913. 2t76 2677
COrRr or GENERAL SE,SlONS-PARr I.-Belure .'lle,,s
sleeve j. and Assistant Di,trc Attorney BelQd so.
H. IL 10 TO- H. - 49, a. 20 ?G. ~ ., ~ 80 81 49, 80
a. 80 80 81 -, ,....r
A-si.tant DsGictA Attorney rurly-Nos' l. = o. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
HITCHM1N NOT DECLARED INSANE

HIS CASE ONE FOR SHERIFF JCEf-sfNPAlhh
OF MANY OF HIS FRIENDS.
The case of ex-speaker William Htchman' VINO was
committed to the Insane Pavilion at Bellevue Hospital
IN Saturday night ON account OF alleged violence to his
wife and daughter the subject of prolonSed exam
nation bv DIS Matthew d. Field. Allen Fitch Edward {"
Janeway and Douglas, yesterday lie desire OF
Mr. tchmans relatives was that he should be sent 10
Mount Hone a Catholic institution near Baltimore ana
II wa. said that among Others Archbishop Corr.an had
advised that the exspcaker be transferred there Inc
physicians listened the statements OF Mrs ltchmah
and al cr married dau ghter. the wife Of j. j. Whte"ay.
the Fultons printer. well as OF the daughter whom
is alleged that Mr.. Iichmans cruetY drove INTO con-
vent The decision the doctors arrived AT was 10 RECON-
mend the case more properly belonging 10 SheI
IFS jury. ,>.-,.. iii. ..rr rio,d mr.
Janewav and myself clearly OF the opinion lha us
is lot ease for ospital treatment Dr fch u"es nov
agree with Us, lie thinks the man insane but "e pc
nrve mat there j. reasonable doubt about IL ana are
thereto G unwilling send him to an asylum unless MS
INSANITY IA more clearly shown 49,. D, ., .
If released some OF Mr.. Hlchnans lilehds promise
10 take of lin, and say that he sha not 'rouo'e MS
Family he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

P,TrnsON-Msrri4 Foran. age four OF 40 II optuV o.,
Yesterday by hcavy tln " =, I1s.,,.
and leg crushed. lie vas remover W y
Uusui al we're pronOuh CT pIoauf la'
LXCouslbe George Jolpson. prnnlne"t D,l"oa ~
uoltlcian of Eighth Ward Vas cut IN Two Hu s' ~
Tram On NIGHT AT Iako We" HlA'n "He,o
Jumped oil bT mistake His WIZ, "'p w. w., ~ and ~
is fhoupt dragged HIM nndrr Tue "l''lS
MOUNT HOLLY Thomas M"r'y. the 'n W.,
dcrer of A Brown Ilarti-vile two months a. 'sae
day pleaded gully lie viii be sentence Oh ''"'o""''
uo.otry Iohp Cusack age seventy. o. Fun AMI Madi
s,n a.. cut his throat " tia pcnkno YESTERDAY WINE s
a MadsOn-St. lie tel mo tue VI Wv
teon and W ~ from loss 81 blood "" iie
Of lie wagon him lie was reni"Ve 10 -
nslfta and Viii probably die Cusack hAs ueen IN pan
for wears movement II on Ioot 10 com
pleic tho Soldiers Monument in Iuison Sdiare t
vii laid Decoration Day III t01o' ~,
was great enthu. at that ne put u n'.' ot at
monument has been ncg'ctSl IL II shpe''0' NV ' "
will be pushed 10 complexion
PLNXuHLp- The II Gd ssembly District R'pnb'an on
be held the KepuDia NS,.'a
roomS nominate candidate for member ot AsstnpN CiS
Judge TIrch generally believed to he the nomih"e.
and John smith Newark captured ny ,'ame at""n
Ch1r.. willis on sunday while ginning lhcv we're ar
violation or tie
came laws "a IA fined $50 AMI costs WI Snllh
Hall of the officer making the arrest.
Tay or Johnson President Of the New jersey shbl
aiIroa1 who wa last considered by ms py''ans
10 he diving has improved much TO b. able |" roe Ou ID
curc Dickens to give readings In the MUSIC HAL
November II.
ErIzAHrr-Thc ia Assembly District Rep lbican con
veution Yesterday nominated Foster H. Nooie" q" tI"
beth. for Assembly.
NrvnuI.,swtcKJ Rayard Kirs patrick has declined the
which made. and tic party Is LOOKING lot "no'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
cov5vG 10yG WAY TO SCALP INDIANS.

Father Riordan. the Castle Garden MISSIONARY HAS
inst discovered living evidence OF inc Nunl"s s''o"
IN the adventurous minds OF youth by the advertisement
=, pnelo RIM and his Wild West and the hoaors layished
unon him and II by Britan's court and fashion 'oi
OBrien age fifteen, lived in Gravesend England i" i"N'
Remember and his welltod parents Watcne al.ei nun
earsfullv for his health some what decas 'on""
got iufamsd by the product of America iron''e' o %
ran away to London. smuggling himself on oo"I" ,"o
,.am.r U.lv~a which sailed September % Tor ths
mart Last week Father Riordan received leter noi
baniel o. Brien. Johnny's uncle ana also 80 ~.
major In the Royal Artillery, asking him 10 iooh io ~
boy and ggesng that he VISIT some reaiNc y. o
Oi,riens living No 81 South flfth-ave lne
.ry found the this place aud he was oiy op sIo
70 be offered chance 70 90 home The nara eNloIca
NJ working the leveta hdc tReh ouI VI
yobnnv apy desire 10 acqaant himself with America or
its Ind,an lie will be heme when the mon ey Tor
his massage is received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
ACCUSING HELEN DlUTRAI,s BROTHER.

HE sTOUrLY DENIES THE SERVANT GIRLS STORY
Adolph Gibson Helen Dauyray's brother. accused OF
assautug Annie Allen servant, presented himself at
the Yorkvilo Police Court yesterday for EXAMINATION
Colonel Robert c. Ingers0 cdue with him to look alter
the defence The examination hcld behind closed
doors The comp alnant broke down once or twice dur
ing tho oxaminat and bust into fits Of weeping but
adhered to her story. -,
Mr. Gibson took the stand anddeni-d The conplanants
story entirely. Matilda Lynt stated thu ANNIE tod net
Intended make - coo su OF TINS affair, nut II
she failed would 1--WE Gibson years imprisonment FOR
,wy.r FrancIs Iavelle appeared for the prosecution
Tus case will be summed mp in the lOrkylle fohoe
Court on sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
CUSTOM HOUSE REFORM"
RIFLE THAT WORKS ONLY ONE WAY.
SUSPENDED REPUBLICAN INSPECTORS CAN'T GET
RACE. DEMOCRATS CAN.

IUSPENDED REPUBLICAN INSPECTORS CAN ofi
BACK; DEMOCRATS CAN.
macmillan case in the New-York Custom House has
mat come 10 light IL is the suspension, apparently
without cause. OF three assistant wcghers The fSct
that all three are Republicans is, perhaps not so pecu-
liar On October Ii Surveyor Of the Port H. &. Beatte
took charge East River district ana suspended As
sistant Weighers d. A. Lester, J. Mcknight F. A. Bsse
and j. Moon Clerk Chase and the janitor OF the once
Tho day after the suspension Clerk Chase and the Janor
were reinstated and two days later Assistant "esher
Moon was also put back in his place The other three
were not recalled and still out Two OF the men re-
ste, ed, the jan,or and CLERK, are Democrats. Inc
expenses of the East River district per
month amount The average TO ABOUT sVVo
Daring September the expense per pouha WAS hIo'c
than the usual This given as the cause OF INC
suspension.
Custom House official gave the following explanation
of the matter yesterday il all an empty suoeriuse
for LAYING the weighcrs Of They were drecty u icr
the orders Of Acting Foreman Mcklroy ana Indirectly
under the orders OF United states Wegher J W. obeh'
of the district The two superior ehcers' III 'o'"no"
sense should have been he'd responsible for they were
mt there 10 see that the work Is done properly IL inc
men we're dcreict their duty they should nave oeeh
reported They were bat the surveyor saw me M
creased exprnse anu Jumped at the opportunity 1t
offered. since the SUSPENSION conpon -, in1erccded
ssiant Wesher Lester and surveyor BeStue'
with the latter. By letter Ia Testers behalf Here IS
copy OF the answer saws that LeSs Sas St - m
hands of his superior Oflcers lhat neahS 't ~ nr
the hanis OF Acting Foreman MeElroy ana meiSn nI
OBIen, who ought DOlh 10 nave ooch N',N
resnonslble in the first place ard to
whose interest it would he to report nnfaveranly
.The shabhest case, however, is that of Bsse bssrl
was ON the Hamilton Avenue district for SIX months
Whenever the foreman of district needs weSnel. nc
telephones to other district for help ON ecpeh
Der Is Acting Foreman McElroy telephoHcd 10 iaaIr
ton-ave for and Bissell respondes' ne r'h =,
aver tool the shin which McElroy had ha no one 10
ate nd TO- and finished tue cargo lie was eng
where after that and returned 10 Brooklyn Ocooer 10
na WAS tnerefor. on the East River district for only
three DAYS during september and is now SUSPENDED oe
canse the q EXPENSES for that month were TOO high
The three suspended men arc all old men on INC
weighers force having served from five 10 ten years
had charge recorded against lheh anu
have never been suspended before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Last dav Of reeisrat on BFooAlyn, 10 10 H. anu
KrYubican County Convention Grand opera HOUSE
Hall. x p. M . ;,,..,fc,,ion No 40
Pacific Railway COMMISSION mN'N"H"'''' "
Wal-~f.. 10 a m ~ -, -
R.ard Of Aldermen. city Hall. noon -, -, hoo,
accident IT.. 10 90 pro.d,vav. noon
Ecuubl.csn Assembly and Aldermen conventions c'''
ing. ~ coo,,. r-,fo,. : n m.
Infcin1tCnll Conference OF NCihems 'm'si'" "'
c,.finu No. : Fat Fifteenth st.. D. m
pro1uce Exchange meeting on Arn@-ln uN' sHH''i
Democratic County Convent on. Nhilc IIih-' ,t,-o .
Vagnrr sorcty election, Metropolitan opera House. .
p N. ...,.r o,eorv.ncc. . n. m.
CHARLES Dickcnss readings Chickcring nan P- W.
I~ctur, bv nr. w. A. Hammond before lndu'u'i i"u
cation Association, y. M ,...c ,.o,c Con.
Xth and Min Assembly District Tarh League Oo''
cOIdia Hall. y. m. 100
rinf Cnn mi ,slnner. mo- ling. noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
We second the efforts Of careful

We second the efforts Of careful
mothers by supplying Boys Clothes
that combine the utmost of style,
utility and strength. Our prices
are always moderate, and parents
will find in either Of our stores
fashionable costumes not to be seen
elsewhere.
Our uptown store is intended as
special convenience to persons who
can more easily reach that locality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
FIsr1crFrs ~ HEBREW SYNAGOGUE

FTNTTTIFFN " 4 HTIIHT v y ~ UI''U''
Justice Nachers courtroom, in Williamsburg was
crowded Yesterday witA members of tho Jewish syna
roeue In Moore-s XOus 10 near the proceedings In
the case OF Isaac Greenbat against solomon osenthal
both members OF the synagogue The charge against the
defendant was assault From the evidence 1t appeared
that AT the a service in the synagogue there arose
dispute between the brethren which hnally ended IN
free d,ht Essential called Greenbiatt horse thief
an, .,-rck him with his cane kuncNng his hat his
eves witness testified that a. least 4 dozen men
engaged the ght and that the female mcnbers OF tue
ronrrecalon lied lrom the building screaming Roscn-
mai vas fouud guilty. OF assault and battery. but let
on win a nominal line lie and Grernblitt are az the
head of oppo>iug factions Ia tho synagogue, ana IL Is
expec. Ell that there will bo more trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
NEUS From THE SUBURBS.
rporD1E1N 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE BE

TROUBLE IL NATIONAL LEAGUE BRANCH.
There has been trouble Paterson lrsnen for son
ne owing IL said between the local bidhch OF
the National and the Homo nle tiuh I'd Huhy
wy ,I,, Of Homo Rule club went Ia Tho
go me rueotin aired their opinions freev SECRETARY
ioSn Douohue OF the League. was particular spe,t Oh
Ia harmony he offered MS nsShAl"h.
Tbe meeting largely against accepting " DIT oho
sdlSsatsied with The League an" INSISTS
,.i.,fnr Inc nbers do not sympAihLe Strongly eho's
rit his views which favor pIohlD!oIy '"iIH 'F'S' All
~ En- manufacture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
MN Az.

MlohaelT Barrett is Democratic cann'ac nl tn1 4,
atoria and. Ike other pehoei -o ~. sfre IN
a victim OF strikers young iuen cdlei ~ us 49,,
FRIDAY and representing that they were onccls t.S
Domestic Sewing Machine Company Idght r.a'"s 'atu
the contribution Of cash Iizc They were ton 20
in Barrett ascertaned that 10 such OF
fon existed the men again caeu A.
fhs onice a detective Ting. lHeY "eIo
Headquarters where they gave me names Vi
Adam Miller ana Morris. both of New-fork
Thu Diez win case which has been before the courts ~
for years. terminated YESTERDAY
a. he phans whom Judge kirkpAtrck decided na
H. raors ended with the settlement OF ue sevsrs
hr.n@ IN he casa ny this decision the excess Of In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
coUpr CALrNDARs-TO-DAY.

SUPREME CotRr-Cn ,mRRRs-Beforo D0nohne. J-No4
As % 100 1874 30 49, 23s 24l 30 2jl, 2J4, 2j9. 2b7
2Gs 2bg go. 49,,
SurIFHE CONFESSIONAL TERM-PARr I.-Beore Law
renee Nos l6 $40 81 272 25 22i lG7 lGs. ga ll6
6s 2g4 2iO 1873, 1870, 235. 24l.
SliPKEuE COURT-SrEcIAL TKRM-PART IL-Bcforo An
drews 22s 276. 2s4 49, 0s 273 $780, 27s 2O7 277
2O2. 292 203. -. -,
SUPREME CoURr-GESERAL TERM Before Van Brunt 4.
j.. BRADY aud Daniels. ]. J.-Recess -,
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J.-Before Beach. j.
Nos 1887 l2ll 1855 1882 756 s2 1917 All. l2is l299
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
EROOKLN y.

o,i.,oo Z. Erool IN rho has not rcgiticIfd hF
ttTy If e oo,guf1ge o. Mts rrfrd ddB ~ IcG'sT"""
IGtt ,. oS mon, : 10 10 q. ana : 10 loP NJ
The Rev. sylvester Malone OIL -, , ,,o r".
-. r-,n,,, Catbolic church. returned home yes
,srd,v rom Saratoga somewhat lmproNcu III "'d'"'
mo.lon was made In the Court OF sessions A'>"I
day for new trial in the case Of tonli ana u. h''
'I zach, Lrolcr vino wa convicted Of abctlng an
.ss,ion ia thc case Of Frances Eel. Decision was
per,ca nliycn i. 10 be sentenced on Friday II
,i,I IL nj ordered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY oct AIN the Court Of Appeals today the fol-
loving causes were argued;
No 525 Ann McGrcgor. appellant agi. the Board OF Edn
cation Of New. YORK, respondent
40 JOhn COusaus. respondent, aRt John d. Colby,
executor. Implicated. ana others appellants
respondent ast Francis n Iales
and others. apbeidnt+
30 Ig- john rsc respondent, agt the City OF Buf.
falo appellant.
u WindmuNer and Others respondents, agt.
Thomas ]. Pope and Others. appellants.
Following tho dAy calendar fop october 20
Nos 4Gs ~ 49, 1872, i91. 53;, $50 and 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

from the estate in the tho administrators goes
10 the executor
The Republican Senatorial and touhy r,e
vii BE- he! Newark Oh ~a'hI""V. INV
Democratic Convention vii be hcld on Sat"'"', o''@
Tho Law order League Of Newark ye-.e ' IA
address 10 tie nuh stating that position OF tnc a-u am
the the nomnat OIL OF an ln'l. ~
dldate for In charter election II has no ap"gs
the charter election anu !. ,ha
continue tie work which orgSnLed 10 III" ha o
enforcement OF lie SUNDAY laws. -,
Chancellor decided YESTERDAY In the mater OF .e
s1rv prk On~rl House that receiver should hVeau
thov sell The property, AZ W.. IN an uo or rhe
cvres.d ia lie action the elements tOuhsc OF lnc
creditors Imposed the motion The proceeds oil The sac are 10
be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

KrILIyG WHALE WITH HER PROPELLER'
The steamer Ailsa, from Pert Lmon, Costa fIca. ar
rived here yesterday in command OF captain d. '" Ga"
~ 49,, 600 milss south OF Sandy Hook. In latitude
aao "a. west longitude TAO 81 she met school OF hiy
~ .ixtv spsru whales In the afternoon jar was ies
800 ths forefest Of the vessel and later whale cane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
rrpBrD0Ary cRAsHryG TOGETHER.

The ferryboat PaunpecG OF tho Christopher Street
line and the Kingston OF the West shore ferry were IN
collision about 4 > a ye'terlay on tie New lorK
sile near Chrisiopacr-st. The paunpcck WAS making
for her slip and the Kingston was coming down stream
hueng the shore As the boats neareI each otler tho
Kugsfons rngine reversed, but II was too late Her
Guard struck the guard OF the raunpeck and gied over
IT, carrying away scycr, posts ana damaging lne ."n'I
-t,ruy There passengers on either boat ana
consrnuenily little excitement Tue hiheston es-
capcd with slight damage. bit both boats were "Iu up
s,rt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
INcDuING SrE4nEF5
SHIPPING NEUS.
poGror Observation-Disclosures oc

pocroF NEW.YOI.l....... MONDAY. ocr -. 1857
ARRIVED.
r sc'mf5 ,.5 ,s"3 g, w, S1"F?' ss ' oc,l2 Movn
s',%n'r ni 81; 1ass,uscrsto Henderson Bros Ar
'y sI@ "a &c CIV Of r user ApmyA 3ss WITH ma,e
ami ga.cnScrs TO rarno M'I $500 Arrived At the Bar
steamer gr Snso% Saga a r. o., na arH1s e
vassa L. rurA- Island - WIN mdsn ahH passengers 10
steamer ~artosA Cgrtn havana aays WIN misc ana
Steamer seminole Kcnoc Jacksonville lays via Charles
Ton Vita ,ud-e AMI pisscnSrrs T. !" ~ 1yle a Co
Steamer Winthrop Bragg Portland with mi'e AMI p's'en'
F' sp ia S iyai r Jgnc' N M2"r IS days with
sugar hcup oorie ye,s'! l." ; i,o'' ,, d., toor
"' %rnon Uta auc r'rraeon' 81 iay'.wit mise
I'm Packard VanS~low. 7asua 10 days with sugar 10
orrgr va, 70 a Nas6 Port Morant days with log
al, i' gao, @i1 A., il Vcini Co.
sUNSEr-,t sandy ilolt VIM moderate, W, clear Az
City Island wlnd light NV clO"S'
Arrived ye,criV ~,
Il Shanghai aug ~ i.r f., "frr vessel 10 henderson
i, Steamer s,nisso ,oon cculceos oct ~ 81 Iae3 ~
4 co. Arrived at the B'r"t II pm
CLEARED.
steamer Nevada Ur Douglass. Liverpool wa queenstown
steamer rinacrs ,pr Mitchell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BIC Steamer Panama ,spau Acatcna mayanaJ ceoallo
x -Iunch
Edyo g COZ 49,, ., ,,,..,... -, sno,v 10 nurges a
SAILED
Steamers Auas Tor Port Llmon; Panama Havana Dci'
"t SIN 1 5.S,imiS" yotooma via Philadelphia
UatI IandskrOnd for Antwerp
BELOW.
Shin colchester tBrl. Dart. Manila May -
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrnAME.S
FOREIGN PORTS.
AWAY oct 2t-Arrivcd steamer Chicago (Br). Jones.
IRON vI"v oct Arrived Elder (Gor). Beri.
- trs. CIV. YORK H. her to Bremen land pro.
sIoi steamer COR. Bussius from Bremen honce
! for = ,...... ,,..,,.., ,o.,, t..,,o
.,n fron Now York Oct i3 hoe 10 Hamburg and
| proceeded go , ,a..on o,-.u,o m, ptn,o,r
HULL, oct - -AtflNcb s'o'"'i '''''" N"'' 'PP''"
from New. York o,.- N, 49,,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
TUrY MIST NOT Talk TO REPORTERS

Surveyor Bcate shares with his superior. President
Cleveland his dislike for ghoulishly gsefu reporters.
Yesterday he decided 10 put stop 10 al hcwSsaherhS
- en-, ;n.n.ctresses of The Custom House. so far
.a.,., order an do So lie issued circular which Mrs
uarv T. williams who is chief nspectress read 20 an
her staff forbidding them TO give any Hiotms 10 ~
NJ 49, Tbs cround for this shut down was Tue
nnbcaton in one morning paper OF worry ,v vou.cV
rrhich Mrs Williams had with superintendent n"""'
~ the barge Office, about two weeks ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

10 the surface asern and turned over several In
the agoncs DEATH The animal was kied py .ns ,n.
heller OF the steamer Its blood dyed the surface VI .e
water og several yards The captain cldnt slop 10
10 secure the whale because 1t against oroefs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
-Tr CHILD OF TWO WOMEN.
CLAIMED As III

CLAIMED As THE CHILD OF TWO WOMEN.
Testimony was taken yesterday by Referee James NeAs'
by OF Justice Donohuc OF tic Supreme Court In re
gard 10 the little girl mOthers-onea lleDie" ana
,bs o.her a uulat. claim as their own. Mrs. Berina
Rrod.kv Insists her long lost ite one feta
Broaskv while samuels colorcd declares That
the Girl hers and Nellie Lee having taken the fam
g name OF Mr.. another co"red WOMAN 10 whose
care .he and the father OF
the enid = vlnto 10 Whom Mrs sAmues Is not mar
rcd. , -
Tho little girl not court but numerous
Hebrews and coortd friends Of the olimans-w re
present. Nathan Schorngopf testified Oh behalf Of MIS-
Brodssy that / vas her Neitl-
liam, Hroi-ky VINO CLAIMS be thc father ~ the girl
,esl hr that hc recognized his Mr Broifsy
.wore 10 tho eject The hearing Will be continued TO
day.